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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1918
Page
8
In London dispatch the Missouri mule is praised for its grit and usefulness in World War I. Mules were widely used to move field artillery and kept pace with advancing British forces during the western front offensive.
N. P. MWGHER outlines intent to engage in market trading involving stock, indicating potential buying or selling actions. The note presents a generic trading statement without additional specifics on securities, quantities, or timelines.
The article argues that at the peace conference Germany should be forced to meet the cost of its invasions. It contends that restitution is essential for global safety, noting Germany’s loss of credit and the need to use its assets to repay damages and support allies.
A Quack style puff promotes a tonic that allegedly doubles egg production for poultry raisers across the United States. It cites A P Woodard of St. Cloud Florida and B J Reefer of Kansas City Missouri, offering a $1 package double the eggs and a money back guarantee, with extra discounts and a free book.
Analyzes postwar challenges for the United States with focus on industrial revival, demobilization, and government policy. Examines British demobilization plans, wage and price pressures, and the need for careful transition from war to peace to safeguard employment, credit, and national reconstruction.
London newspapers debate Sir Walter Raleigh burial site for his 400th birth anniversary. The Times hints his body stayed briefly in St Margaret’s chancel before burial at Beddington Surrey, per his widow’s wishes. Raleigh’s head was embalmed and kept by his widow in a red leather bag until her death. It later went to a church at Horsley in Surrey.
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